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>6) Read lots of code. The more of other people's code that you read the faster you'll learn good practices. How do you get to read "good code" outside of the
by aryamaan 10y ago
>6) Read lots of code. The more of other people's code that you read the faster you'll learn good practices.
How do you get to read "good code" outside of the job?
Care to point me to some such java resources.
- dragonwriter 10y ago> > 6) Read lots of code. The more of other people's code that you read the faster you'll learn good practices. > How do you get to read "good code" outside of the job? You don't have to read just good code to learn good practices (negative examples are important, too), and there's lots of published code readily available (e.g., open source repositories.) Though, I'd say you need to work with lots of code to learn good practices; merely reading code may give you misleading ideas of good vs. bad practices.
- Johnie 10y agoI usually look at GitHub, Reddit, or just links from HackerNews.